#Chicago i am alive again full#

в„— 1978 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. The Very Best of Chicago: Only the Beginning My world is a better place because of youДЄnd some way, all the love that we had can be savedДЄll the things that your heart needs to know You're the one who saw me through through it allДЄ light in the dark shining your love into my life ItвЂ™s all coming back, itвЂ™s all coming back to me now I finished crying in the instant that you leftДЄnd I canвЂ™t remember where or when or howДЄnd I banished every memory you and I had ever made

There were days when the sun was so cruel There were nights when the wind was so cold

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#Chicago i am alive again full#

Although the band attempted to adapt to the trends, it would be four LPs and four years before Chicago would re-emerge in full form on its comeback, Chicago 16 (1982). The rapidly changing pop music landscape, whose horizons would embrace disco and new wave, would all but abandon Chicago for the group's next few albums. The 2003 CD reissue includes an additional ''bonus selection,'' a second version of ''Love Was New'' with an alternate lead vocal from newcomer Dacus. The laid-back groove effortlessly carries the melody behind a fusion of light rock and contemporary jazz. Although it failed to chart when extracted as a single, Robert Lamm's (keyboards/vocals) ''Love Was New'' is one of the more jazz-influenced tunes on Hot Streets. ''Gone, Gone, Gone,'' the disc's other Cetera contribution, also stands out for Dacus' spot-on slide guitar intonation, which mimics a similar style used most notably by George Harrison. The Peter Cetera (bass/vocals) rocker ''Little Miss Lover'' recalls the band's earliest sides by blending an aggressive backbeat with a funky and soulful rhythm. Phil Ramone's production gives the material an added and noticeable bite. Both the upbeat and pumping opener ''Alive Again'' and the typical adult contemporary balladry of ''No Tell Lover'' became their last Top 40 hits for nearly four years. His maiden voyage would likewise mark the beginning of a downward spiral in terms of the string of hits that was usually associated with Chicago albums. This was Chicagos first hit after the death of guitarist Terry Kath, who accidentally shot himself.

Suggestion credit: Mike - Santa Barbara, CA. Donnie Dacus (guitar/vocals) was brought in to fill Kath's formidable shoes. Written by Chicagos trombone player Jimmy Pankow and with lead vocals by Peter Cetera, this song is about a lonely man who gets a new lease on life by meeting an amazing woman who truly loves him. Although Chicago tragically marked its decade anniversary with the bitter loss of lead guitarist Terry Kath, Hot Streets (1978) was not only the first release without him, it was also the band's initial offering away from James William Guercio - with whom the group had worked on every one of its previous dozen long-players.